1974 Oshkosh 85-Foot Snorkel, Model 1834-3C1

Year: 1974 (June)

Make: Oshkosh 85 Foot Snorkel

Model: 1834-3C1

Serial Number: 13915

Manufacturer: Pierce Manufacturing, Appleton, Wisconsin

Engine: Detroit Diesel-Model 8V-71N

Transmission: Allison HT-740 Automatic

Snorkel Component

Model: 85-SFF-A-AL

Serial Number: S-5034545

Snorkel Fire Equip. Co. S-5333

Pump

Manufacturer: Waterous

Model: CMB-1250

Type: Midship Pump

Gallons per Minute: 1250 – 2 stage

Transfer Valve: Electric w/ indicator lights

Relief Valve: Automatic, manual adjust w/ indicator lights

Primer: Manual priming valve

The water tank for the apparatus has been removed

Ladders & Pike Poles Provided

1 each 40-foot, 3 section alum. Extension w/ staypoles

1 each 28-foot, 2 section alum. Extension

1 each 35-foot, 2 section alum. Extension

1 each 20-foot, roof ladder w/ folding hooks

1 each 16-foot, roof ladder, w/ folding hooks

1 each 14-foot Fresno inside extension

2 each 8-foot, fiberglass handles

2 each 12-foot fiberglass handles

Breathing Air System in basket

2 each Air cylinders mounted (4500 psi) removable,

plumbed to basket w/ face pieces

Miscellaneous hose and adapters provided with the vehicle. Also included will be specifications, build sheets and operational and parts manuals.

In 2021, some components of the vehicle were refurbished by Keystone Fire Apparatus in McKees Rocks, PA. These upgrades included, but were not limited to, the following:

Rebuilding all outrigger cylinders with new seals, rings, chrome rods, and holding valves.

Rebuilding upper and lower boom cylinders with new seals, rings, chrome rods and holding valves.

Replacing all hydraulic hoses related to the boom and outrigger operation.

Changed hydraulic oils and filters.

Repacked fire pump and performed an independent test to obtain certification.

Tested all ground ladders.

Repaired rusted areas on vehicle and repainted.

Installed Jacob braking system.

Installed man saver bars on rear jumpseats.

Checked all gauges and repaired as needed.

Installed new lettering.

Repaired lighting.

Updated emergency lighting.

An original and complete copy of the of the contact packet will be provided with the vehicle at sale.

On July 8, 2023, an inspection and testing of aerial fire apparatus and emergency vehicles was performed by Industrial Inspections and Analysis in accordance with MFPA 1911 and the vehicle did meet certification requirements - Project Number 212, Work Order Number 173122. A copy of the report will be provided to the successful bidder.

This unit is currently located and can be viewed at the Moon Twp. Vol. Fire Co. Boggs Run Station. The unit was recently operated and pictures taken. To make arrangements to see the vehicle, please contact Fire Chief John Scott @ 412-292-1114. Monday -Thursday, 8 am- 4 pm